Workers at the Inpex Ichthys facility have resumed operations after unions and the Japanese-owned company reached a deal following months of negotiations and weeks of strikes that threatened LNG exports.
Five individuals have been arrested across multiple states for allegedly plotting attacks on the UFC Freedom 250 event held at the White House last Sunday. The FBI announced the rapid operation neutralised the threat before it could materialize.
Kyle Sandilands has settled his dispute with ARN Media for $12.09m cash and advertising support for a new venture, avoiding a costly trial. His co-host Jackie 'O' Henderson's suit remains ongoing.
Slovak PM Fico criticizes EU's focus on Ukraine, urging attention to EU competitiveness and energy prices. NATO commander warns of new threats from long-range missiles and drones, while Russia's Patrushev alleges Western pre-emptive strike scenarios and mine-planting in European ports.
Police in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, arrested four individuals, including two women, in connection with a sex racket involving blackmail and extortion. One of the arrested women has been undergoing HIV treatment for three years, and police seized videos from her.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated society must change with the advent of AI, advocating for widespread adoption. He highlighted AI's potential for economic growth and scientific breakthroughs, while also addressing concerns about job losses and existential threats.
Childcare workers have called off a planned July strike after the federal government committed $3.6 billion to fund a 15% pay rise for approximately 200,000 early educators for another 18 months. This funding bridges the gap until the Fair Work Commission fully implements a gender undervaluation pay rise in 2029, preventing a "pay cliff" for workers.
Childcare workers have called off a planned strike after the federal government committed $3.6 billion over 18 months to fund a 15% pay rise for around 200,000 early educators. The funding bridges the gap until a Fair Work Commission decision fully enforces the wage increase in 2029.
German broadcaster ZDF removed part of a report claiming Elon Musk called for migrants to be hunted in Northern Ireland. Musk threatened legal action, calling the claims "outrageous lies". ZDF admitted the wording was "misleading".
Rory McIlroy believes the "false economy" created by LIV Golf's threat has put PGA Tour events at risk. He argued the tour's previous structure was "pretty good" and that LIV's cash injection forced unsustainable changes. McIlroy expressed concern that some events might lose stature if sponsors don't increase prize money.
Scrum-half Alex Mitchell is in line for a surprise return for Northampton in the Prem final against Exeter, having recovered from a hamstring injury. His availability is a boost for club and country ahead of summer fixtures.
A UNICEF report states that almost all children globally face at least one climate hazard, with nearly half exposed to three or more, risking their health, education, and survival. The situation is expected to worsen without urgent emission reductions.
The European Parliament has given final approval to a tariff agreement with Donald Trump, set to expire Dec 31, 2029, unless renewed. The deal includes conditions for tariff reductions on steel and aluminum products.
Toy Story 5 is technically polished but lacks emotional depth and original ideas. The film struggles with its themes of mortality and the impact of technology on imaginative play, ultimately failing to recapture the franchise's former magic.
Elon Musk is taking legal action against German broadcaster ZDF for allegedly falsely claiming he incited anti-migrant violence in Northern Ireland. ZDF admitted its wording was "imprecise and therefore misleading" after Musk posted on X about the unrest in Belfast.
A Dallas attorney is facing threats after a Cornell University student with the same name, Austin Franco, made antisemitic remarks rejecting an internship with a Jewish-owned company. The student's comments have led to a university investigation.
A Guardian Australia investigation reveals systemic failures in Queensland police handling of a toddler's death, including dismissing a tip about the killer and withholding evidence from an inquest. The report suggests the system is "working as designed" to protect police from scrutiny.
Rising housing costs and stagnant wages are pushing educated Americans to seek alternative homeownership solutions, including tiny homes, relocating to cheaper markets, or forming multi-generational households. Renting from large corporate landlords also presents challenges.
Natural England and MPs are urging the government to revise livestock rules that could lead to a cull of Dartmoor ponies. Current Defra policies fail to differentiate between sheep and ponies, potentially forcing commoners to reduce pony numbers to meet destocking targets aimed at preventing overgrazing.
The FBI announced the arrest of multiple suspects in a multi-state operation for an alleged plot to target the UFC America 250 event held at the White House. Authorities became aware of the threat on June 10, days before the event attended by President Trump.
Paramount+ refused to air a 30-second ad during UFC Freedom 250 that criticized the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, highlighting concerns about potential censorship and influence from Donald Trump.
A conspiracy theory about scientists dying or disappearing is traced back to a 1977 British mock-documentary called 'Alternative 3', created by David Ambrose. Despite being a fictional drama, it was taken seriously by many and has since fueled various conspiracy narratives.
Germany is pushing EU members to finalize the bloc's long-term budget by year-end, citing threats from French far-right leader Jordan Bardella to halve France's contribution if he gains power in 2027. Bardella's stance has alarmed centrists and prompted warnings from ECB President Christine Lagarde.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has refused to provide a figure for the cost of CFMEU corruption to taxpayers, despite an investigation suggesting it could be $15 billion. The scandal and leadership speculation come as a state election approaches.
